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whitebox-e2e

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Guide for Whitebox End-to-End tests with the Neural Link Playwright fixture; use before writing, modifying, or running Playwright E2E tests, adding E2E coverage, or testing a component holistically.

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    If you are tasked with writing new End-to-End tests for Neo.mjs applications, you MUST immediately use the view_file tool to read and …

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Whitebox E2E Testing Protocol

If you are tasked with writing new End-to-End tests for Neo.mjs applications, you MUST immediately use the view_file tool to read and strictly adhere to .agents/skills/whitebox-e2e/references/whitebox-e2e-protocol.md before planning your assertions or writing any test code.

CRITICAL: Neo.mjs uses Playwright in a highly custom way and standard Playwright patterns will fail; this protocol prevents brittle, visual-only DOM locator tests by utilizing the deep-state introspection capabilities of the Neural Link fixture.

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